
How did life change for slave labour after Stalingrad? How did the German way of irregular warfare shape their experience as a vital yet dangerous resource in Nazi eyes? In part two, Chris begins by briefly describing the foreign worker program and the functions of work education camps before discussing life under the bombs as a foreign worker. He then reveals how German counterinsurgency doctrine, and Allied agitpropaganda, shaped the use of violence to maintain control.
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Enemies of the People: Hitler's Critics and the Gestapo

The Concentration Camps Part Two - Expansion and Peacetime Camp Life

The Accountant of Auschwitz

Post-War Justice and Aschenauer
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